Alabama Scholastic Coaches Association State Championship - Revision history

Jack Ogletree: updated information about 2021 and 2022 tournaments, as well as the new structure of the tournaments

2023-03-21T06:29:32Z

updated information about 2021 and 2022 tournaments, as well as the new structure of the tournaments

Christopher Arthur: Added 2011 question set source

2021-03-17T04:45:46Z

Added 2011 question set source

Christopher Arthur: Correct 1992 site

2021-03-16T21:57:52Z

Correct 1992 site

Christopher Arthur: Added information on 1991-1996 tournaments

2021-03-16T21:56:25Z

Added information on 1991-1996 tournaments

Joseph Feldman at 15:49, 28 March 2020

2020-03-28T15:49:23Z

Christopher Arthur: Added info about national championship tournament entries; corrected APT end date to 1992

2020-02-28T02:40:02Z

Added info about national championship tournament entries; corrected APT end date to 1992

Christopher Arthur: Added 1989 info; added additional history including division split in 2018; removed references to using a "PAC" set (ASCA has never used questions from PAC)

2020-02-28T02:23:39Z

Added 1989 info; added additional history including division split in 2018; removed references to using a "PAC" set (ASCA has never used questions from PAC)

Brett Hogan: added stats link

2019-04-15T19:44:31Z

added stats link

Brett Hogan at 02:33, 13 April 2019

2019-04-13T02:33:47Z

Brett Hogan at 18:28, 19 April 2018

2018-04-19T18:28:51Z

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 The '''ASCA High School State Championship''', also known as the ''' Alabama Scholastic Competition''' or '''Alabama Scholastic Challenge''', is a high school [[state championship]] that has been held in Alabama since 1989.  It is hosted by the [[Alabama Scholastic Competition Association]] (ASCA) and runs on an NAQT set with ASCA rules. Middle school and junior varsity championships are held on a different date. The top four teams usually claim a [[monetary prize]], which is up to $750.00 for first place (1st place in $2500.00 in the first year). From at least 1997, winning teams qualified for and previously won paid expenses to the [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]]. This practice ended when the PAC went into brief hiatus in 2009. As of 2017, the state champions receive a paid entry to the national championship tournament of their choice. From 1989 until 1992, the championship was broadcast on Alabama Public Television. The top six preliminary scorers of the tournament are declared members of the All State Team.
-Beginning in 2018, participating schools have been split into two divisions: schools classified in AHSAA classes 5A through 7A, or that are private, magnet, or that are otherwise selective, compete in Division I. Public, non-selective schools in AHSAA classes 1A through 4A compete in Division II. An entry to the ASCA state championship tournament is guaranteed to the winner of the Alabama Independent Schools Association state tournament.
+In 2018, participating schools were split into two divisions. AHSAA classifications 5A-7A as well as schools that are private, magnet, or otherwise selective were placed in Division I. Meanwhile, Public Non-Selective schools in classications 1A-4A were placed in Division II. This arrangement would last 5 seasons, until the divisions were further divided in 2022. In the new arrangement, 5A and 6A split from 7A and the privates to create a new Division II. 1A-4A were relegated to the new Division III. An entry to the ASCA state championship tournament is guaranteed to the winner of the Alabama Independent Schools Association state tournament.
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 ! Full results
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 |2020

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 | 2011
 | Jefferson State CC
-| Unknown
+| Jim Sanford
 | [[Vestavia Hills]]
 | [[Oak Mountain]]

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 |-
 | 1992
-| Troy State Univ.
+| Univ. of Alabama
 | Dr. Charles Hill & Sage Enterprises
 | [[Central (Tuscaloosa, AL)|Central]]

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 |[[Indian Springs]]
 | [[Altamont]]
-| [[Lanier]]
+| [[LAMP|Lanier]]
 |[http://home.hiwaay.net/~asca/HSWinnersArchive.html]
 |-
 | 1996
-| Unknown
+| UAB
 | Unknown
 | [[Auburn (Auburn, AL)|Auburn]]
-| Unknown
+| [[LAMP|Lanier]]
-| Unknown
+| [[Indian Springs]]
-| Unknown
+| [[Altamont]]
 | Results needed
 |-
 | 1995
-| Unknown
+| Troy State Univ.
 | Unknown
 | [[Indian Springs]]
-| Unknown
+| [[Grissom]]
-| Unknown
+| [[Auburn (Auburn, AL)|Auburn]]
-| Unknown
+| [[Central (Tuscaloosa, AL)|Central]]
 | Results needed
 |-
 | 1994
-| Unknown
+| Troy State Univ.
-| Unknown
+| Answer Please
 | [[Huntsville (AL)|Huntsville]]
-| Unknown
+| [[Grissom]]
-| Unknown
+| [[Auburn (Auburn, AL)|Auburn]]
-| Unknown
+| [[Central (Tuscaloosa, AL)|Central]]
 | Results needed
 |-
 | 1993
-| Unknown
+| Troy State Univ.
-| Unknown
+| Academic Challenge
 | [[Central (Tuscaloosa, AL)|Central]]
 | Unknown
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 |-
 | 1992
-| Unknown
+| Troy State Univ.
-| Unknown
+| Dr. Charles Hill & Sage Enterprises
 | [[Central (Tuscaloosa, AL)|Central]]
-| Unknown
+| Shades Valley RLC
 | Unknown
 | Unknown
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 |-
 | 1991
-| Unknown
+| Univ. of Alabama
 | Unknown
 | [[Grissom]]
 | [[Central (Tuscaloosa, AL)|Central]]
-| Unknown
+| St. Paul's
-| Unknown
+| [[Indian Springs]]
 | Results needed
 |-
 | 1990
-| Unknown
+| Univ. of Alabama
-| Unknown
+| Dr. Charles Hill
 | [[Auburn (Auburn, AL)|Auburn]]
-| Unknown
+| Athens
 | Unknown
 | Unknown

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−	The '''ASCA High School State Championship''', also known as the ''' Alabama Scholastic Competition''' or '''Alabama Scholastic Challenge''', is a high school [[state championship]] that has been held in Alabama since 1989. It is hosted by the [[Alabama Scholastic Competition Association]] (ASCA) and runs on an NAQT set with ASCA rules. Middle school and junior varsity championships are held on a different date. The top four teams usually claim a [[monetary prize]], which is up to $750.00 for first place (1st place in $2500.00 in the first year). From at least 1997, winning teams qualified for and previously won paid expenses to the [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]]. This practice ended when the PAC went into brief hiatus in 2009. From 1989 until ~~1993~~, the championship was broadcast on Alabama Public Television. The top six preliminary scorers of the tournament are declared members of the All State Team.	+	The '''ASCA High School State Championship''', also known as the ''' Alabama Scholastic Competition''' or '''Alabama Scholastic Challenge''', is a high school [[state championship]] that has been held in Alabama since 1989. It is hosted by the [[Alabama Scholastic Competition Association]] (ASCA) and runs on an NAQT set with ASCA rules. Middle school and junior varsity championships are held on a different date. The top four teams usually claim a [[monetary prize]], which is up to $750.00 for first place (1st place in $2500.00 in the first year). From at least 1997, winning teams qualified for and previously won paid expenses to the [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]]. This practice ended when the PAC went into brief hiatus in 2009. As of 2017, the state champions receive a paid entry to the national championship tournament of their choice. From 1989 until 1992, the championship was broadcast on Alabama Public Television. The top six preliminary scorers of the tournament are declared members of the All State Team.

	Beginning in 2018, participating schools have been split into two divisions: schools classified in AHSAA classes 5A through 7A, or that are private, magnet, or that are otherwise selective, compete in Division I. Public, non-selective schools in AHSAA classes 1A through 4A compete in Division II. An entry to the ASCA state championship tournament is guaranteed to the winner of the Alabama Independent Schools Association state tournament.		Beginning in 2018, participating schools have been split into two divisions: schools classified in AHSAA classes 5A through 7A, or that are private, magnet, or that are otherwise selective, compete in Division I. Public, non-selective schools in AHSAA classes 1A through 4A compete in Division II. An entry to the ASCA state championship tournament is guaranteed to the winner of the Alabama Independent Schools Association state tournament.

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-The '''ASCA High School State Championship''', also known as the ''' Alabama Scholastic Competition''' or '''Alabama Scholastic Challenge''', is a high school [[state championship]] held in Alabama.  It is hosted by the [[Alabama Scholastic Competition Association]] (ASCA) and runs on an NAQT set with ASCA rules. Middle school and junior varsity championships are held on a different date. The top four teams usually claim a [[monetary prize]], which is up to $750.00 for first place (1st place in $2500.00 in the first year). From at least 1997, winning teams qualified for and previously won paid expenses to the [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]]. This practice ended when the PAC went into brief hiatus in 2009. The 1990 edition of the championship was broadcasted on Alabama Public Television. The top six preliminary scorers of the tournament are declared members of the All State Team.
+The '''ASCA High School State Championship''', also known as the ''' Alabama Scholastic Competition''' or '''Alabama Scholastic Challenge''', is a high school [[state championship]] that has been held in Alabama since 1989.  It is hosted by the [[Alabama Scholastic Competition Association]] (ASCA) and runs on an NAQT set with ASCA rules. Middle school and junior varsity championships are held on a different date. The top four teams usually claim a [[monetary prize]], which is up to $750.00 for first place (1st place in $2500.00 in the first year). From at least 1997, winning teams qualified for and previously won paid expenses to the [[Panasonic Academic Challenge]]. This practice ended when the PAC went into brief hiatus in 2009. From 1989 until 1993, the championship was broadcast on Alabama Public Television. The top six preliminary scorers of the tournament are declared members of the All State Team.
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 | 2009
 | Jefferson State CC
-| PAC
+| Unknown
 | [[Alabama School of Fine Arts]]
 | [[Hoover]]
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 | 2008
 | Jefferson State CC
-| PAC
+| Unknown
 | [[Hoover]]
 | [[Brindlee Mountain]]
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 | 2007
 | Jefferson State CC
-| PAC
+| Unknown
 | [[Indian Springs]]
 | [[LAMP]]
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 | 2006
 | Jefferson State CC
-| PAC
+| Unknown
 | [[Alabama School of Fine Arts]]
 | [[Bob Jones]]
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 | 2005
 | Jefferson State CC
-| PAC
+| Unknown
 | [[Indian Springs]]
 | [[Grissom]]
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 | 2004
 | Northwest-Shoals CC
-| PAC
+| Unknown
 | [[Grissom]]
 | [[Russellville]]
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 | 2003
 | Northwest-Shoals CC
-| PAC
+| Unknown
 | [[Grissom]]
 | [[Russellville]]
-| [[Jefferson County]]
+| [[Jefferson County IB]]
 | [[Bob Jones]]
 |[http://home.hiwaay.net/~asca/HSWinnersArchive.html]
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 | 2002
 | Northwest-Shoals CC
-| PAC
+| Unknown
 | [[LAMP]]
 | [[Russellville]]
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 | 2001
 | UAB
-| PAC
+| Unknown
 | [[Grissom]]
 | [[Indian Springs]]
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 | 2000
 | UAB
-| PAC
+| Unknown
 | [[Grissom]]
 | [[Indian Springs]]
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 | 1999
 | UAB
-| PAC
+| Unknown
 | [[Altamont]]
 | [[Auburn (Auburn, AL)|Auburn]]
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 |1998
 | UAB
-| PAC
+| Unknown
 | [[Grissom]]
 | [[Altamont]]
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 |1997
 | UAB
-| PAC
+| Unknown
 |Auburn
 |[[Indian Springs]]
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 | 1996
 | Unknown
-| PAC
+| Unknown
 | [[Auburn (Auburn, AL)|Auburn]]
 | Unknown
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 | 1995
 | Unknown
-| PAC
+| Unknown
 | [[Indian Springs]]
 | Unknown
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 | 1994
 | Unknown
-| PAC
+| Unknown
 | [[Huntsville (AL)|Huntsville]]
 | Unknown
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 | 1993
 | Unknown
-| PAC
+| Unknown
 | [[Central (Tuscaloosa, AL)|Central]]
 | Unknown
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 | 1992
 | Unknown
-| PAC
+| Unknown
 | [[Central (Tuscaloosa, AL)|Central]]
 | Unknown
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 | 1991
 | Unknown
-| PAC
+| Unknown
 | [[Grissom]]
-| Unknown
+| [[Central (Tuscaloosa, AL)|Central]]
 | Unknown
 | Unknown
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 | 1990
 | Unknown
-| PAC
+| Unknown
 | [[Auburn (Auburn, AL)|Auburn]]
 | Unknown
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 | Unknown
 | Results needed
-|}
+|-
 [[Category:Stubs]]

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 |[[Altamont]]
 |[[Gadsden City]]
+|[https://www.naqt.com/stats/tournament/standings.jsp?tournament_id=9658]
 |-
 |2018
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 |[[Altamont]]
 |[[Gadsden City]]
+|[https://www.naqt.com/stats/tournament/standings.jsp?tournament_id=8550]
 |-
 |2017

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 |Jefferson State CC
 |IS-174
-|[[Hoover
+|[[Hoover]]
 |[[James Clemens]]
 |[[Altamont]]